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Module 1 — What Is Word Formation?
(Understanding the Task)

Lesson 1 — What Is Word Formation? 

Lesson 2 — The Four Word Families 

Lesson 3 — Grammar Clues: How the Sentence Tells You What Form You Need

Lesson 4 — Mini Practice: Identify the Word Type from Context

Module 2 — Suffixes (Your Word-Building
Endings)

Lesson 1 — Noun Suffixes

Lesson 2 — Adjective Suffixes

Lesson 3 — Adverb Suffixes

Lesson 4 — Spelling Rules

Module 3 — Prefixes (Beginnings That
Change Meaning)

Lesson 1 — Negative Prefixes

Lesson 2 — Meaning Prefixes 

Lesson 3 — Practice: Build the Correct Prefixed Form

Module 4 — Word Families (The Heart of
the Exam)

Lesson 1 — Verb → Noun Transformations
(decide → decision)

Lesson 2 — Verb → Adjective
Transformations (act → active)

Lesson 3 — Noun → Adjective
Transformations (danger → dangerous)

Lesson 4 — Adjective → Adverb
Transformations (basic → basically)

Module 5 — Meaning Comes First (Choosing
the Correct Word)

Lesson 1 — Positive / Negative Meaning

Lesson 2 — People Words 
(visitor, trainer, scientist, actor)

Lesson 3 — Abstract Nouns 
(freedom, ability, kindness)

Lesson 4 — Fixed Expressions You MUST Know (most tested list)

Module 6 — Strategy: How to Approach
Part 3 Smartly

Lesson 1 — The “Sentence Clue Method”
(Grammar directs the form)

Lesson 2 — The “Family Tree Method”
(Knowing one form helps find another)

Lesson 3 — Common Traps 
(double negatives, wrong adverbs, wrong nouns)

Lesson 4 — Smart Checking: 
A Simple 4-Step Review

Module 7 — Practice Makes Confidence

Exam Simulation

Module 8 — Final Review & Exam Day
Confidence

The 50 Most Tested Word Forms
(Master List)

Final Thoughts: Your Exam Mindset

Mastering FCE Part 3: Strategies to Pass the Exam is a focused, practice-driven course designed to help you conquer the Word Formation task in the B2 First (FCE) exam. If you’ve ever stared at a base word and wondered which suffix or prefix to use—or if spelling changes like decide → decision keep trapping you—this course gives you a clear system to choose the right form, fast. You’ll learn the key families (verb, noun, adjective, adverb), the most tested prefixes and suffixes, and the exact grammar clues that tell you what form the sentence requires. Each module builds confidence through short explanations, targeted drills, and realistic exam-level practice. You’ll also get smart strategies like the Sentence Clue Method and the Family Tree Method so you can work accurately under time pressure. By the end, you’ll have a practical toolkit: must-know word lists, common trap alerts, and a 4-step checking routine that reduces avoidable mistakes. Whether you’re aiming for a pass or pushing for a higher score, this course shows you how to think like the exam and turn word formation into one of your strongest sections.

Mastering FCE Part 3: Word Formation Strategies

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            <p>FCE Part 3 is where language awareness becomes a superpower. This course gives you the strategies, patterns, and practice you need to turn base words into the exact forms the exam requires—accurately and fast. You will learn to read sentences like clues in a puzzle, spot the grammar signals that point to noun, adjective, adverb, or verb, and then build the right form using families, prefixes, and suffixes. Every step aligns with what the exam actually tests: range, accuracy, coherence, and confident decision-making under time pressure.</p>

<p>We start by demystifying word formation and the four word families, then move into the endings that build meaning: noun, adjective, and adverb suffixes, plus the spelling rules that catch most candidates out. Next, you’ll master prefixes that flip and fine-tune meaning—negative and nuance-building forms—before drilling transformations through focused quizzes. As you progress, you’ll sharpen your sense of meaning first: choosing positive vs. negative, recognizing people words and abstract nouns, and locking in high-frequency fixed expressions. Strategy modules teach the Sentence Clue Method, the Family Tree Method, and how to avoid classic traps, and the practice pathway ramps from easy to exam-level with timed tests to build speed and confidence. You’ll finish with a master list of high-yield word forms, smart checklists, and an exam-day mindset that lets you stay calm, think clearly, and perform at your best.</p>

<p>If you’re ready to transform confusion into control and turn guesswork into a repeatable system, this course will show you how—step by step, practice by practice—until choosing the correct form becomes second nature.</p>
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